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Newspaper
Dubuque Sunday Herald
Location
Dubuque, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1900
Page
14
Paris society embraces coaching parties as a chic season fad. Wealthy hosts prepare suburban residences and elaborate gowns while English aristocracy spearheads trips across France. Costs limit participation, yet dressmakers report record orders for coorded tailoring and velvet trims on coats and gowns.
A silver tablet placed in the Amesbury Quaker meeting house recalls Whittier worship and 1851 construction. Whittier left construction details to the Friends Society care, choosing three venerable carpenters including a Quaker minister to blend neat comfort with plain style. The former seat of Whittier sits on the aisle’s right.
A Chicago Daily News snippet notes Mrs Stubb John has pockets like a kangaroo for hiding her young at danger. Mr Stubb Well laments difficulty locating such young in the majority of her sex, wondering how they are found.
A survey of European reactions to Germany's meat-inspection law shows agrarian interests pressing for broad restrictions on American imports. Berlin argues the law protects cattle health while opponents warn of retaliatory tariffs and harm to American trade, sugar, and allied exports.
Capt Woodruff, veteran of Santiago and the Philippines, urges the war department to issue brandy to troops in tropical climates. He cites medical authorities and Spanish and British practice, while many army surgeons oppose. The proposal risks strong temperance opposition even as officials weigh health benefits for soldiers in Cuba.
Pietro Gometti aged 25 is discharged from City hospital on Blackwell's Island New York after three years of leprosy treatment by Dr Kelly. Doctors report this as the first near complete cure from the remedy chaulmagrova oil whose Indian plant produces a new skin. The New York climate may have aided the remarkable recovery after a year of application.
A New York lamp maker exports illumination to the Orient. Lamps reach the emperor in Bangkok and the sultan of Morocco, with many caliphs and viziers in Damascus and Baghdad also buying. Missionaries helped spread the business by noting Western light.
At the Chicago Hotel and Restaurant Employes' society opening banquet seven waiters collected 30 in tips while others received 15 each. President Max Koppel called the tally a clarion note to the world on the position of service workers.
A Chicago Times Herald piece compares Paderewski earning $60,000 more in four months to the U S president’s four year pay. The Washington Post is cited noting Cuba’s bullfighting was stamped out as a point of national achievement.
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